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Types of Claims Challenge
 

Types of Claims ChallengeOnline version

Identify a factual assertion

by Lakian, Jaimelyn
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I speak of things that can be shown to be true or false, not about values or policies. I’m the kind you can test with evidence.

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In logic and argumentation, this is the basic type that states a fact to be proven or disproven.

I assert that something is the case.

I can be verified by observation or data.

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I speak not of facts alone, but of what should be valued. I tell you what is good or bad, right or wrong, based on beliefs and standards. What am I describing when I judge worth rather than truth alone?

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In argument terms, I make a value-laden claim about what is good or bad.

I asserts what ought to be valued, not what merely is.

I judge worth by standards or beliefs, not just facts.

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I argue not merely about what is, but about what ought to be. I name who should act, who benefits, and what rule should guide us. I seek a shift from now to a better plan, not just understanding the issue.

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I is a stance in arguments that proposes a solution or rule to adopt.

I prescribe what should be done and by whom.

I focus on change in rules or actions, not just descriptions.

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